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   Vallejo Times-Herald (Newspaper) - February 19, 1974, Vallejo, California                               HOLIDAY TRAFFIC CRUNCH ON 1-80 OVER READERS THE NEWSPAPER THAT GOES INTO ALL THE HOMES EVERY DAY SOLAMO AND NAPA COUNTY'S MORNING NEWSPAPER WEATHER REPORT RAIN CLEARING PAIR WEDNESDAY CRAFT ALERT 99TH 46 OF MARE ISLAND NAVAL FEBRUARY 1974 J PAGES MAURICE STANS Aide JOHN N. MITCHELL Campaign Director Mitchell On Trial Today NEW YORK Two original members of President John and H. go on trial here accused of selling influence for a secret contribution to re- election ITS RICH TODAY'S CHUCKLE Many a domestic explosion has bees touched off by an old TOO LITTLE City ney Charles J. Williams wasn't too late bat Ms hid was too little only he sought to buy a two-unit torian home from the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency the other The at 1929-J1 Ellis went to Peter L. a Tiburon and his on their high bid of bid was 556.J5Q- 1C EXTRA DUTY Tne major of Monterey took to the pumps Monday in an effort to help his seaside community weather a long people were thrilled to their washed by the although one little girl told me I did a lousy said Mayor Peter The mayor and other city officials manned pumps at several stations in a out by the Monterey Chamber of It apparently A Chamber of Commerce spokesman reported all hotels and were It was a lot of fun for a said who pumped gas at Shell Ammo Stolen From NWS CONCORD A oi hand mams their plus a of cauber ammunition was re- ported stolen Monday from the Naval Weapons Station No other details of the thefts were immediately Someday clt moving end storage nies will train end qualify wen by Today only Mayflower have nationally tested moving end storage MAYFLOWER MOVING STORAGE Phone 623 Broadway Neither man was still hi the Cabinet when the alleged crime occurred in 1972. Mitchell had quit 33 attorney general to take over operation of the to the President Former Commerce Secretary Stans vras the committee's chief fund three times since last partly while both sides gled over availability of Wbite House tape jury selection may start today unless there are pretrial motions for VS. Dis- Court Judge Lee P. and Stans are the first inet men indicted on criminal charges since the Teapot Dome scandals of the 1320s. While this case is not related oV to tbe Watergate the two former administrators and an John W. Dean were major witnesses in the Senate Watergate not a de- fendant has pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct the A missing defendant is Robert L the financier made the secret cash contribution ai a time when the Securities and Exchange was launching a major his business em- pire Sailor Trapped In Give Rescued Two Navy seamen from Mare land were involved hi dramatic cues over the weekend near Martin's south of Half Moon One of Kenneth 13, was one of two young who spent a shivery night hi a watery cave before they brought to safety A companion on his first ad- venture in Pacific waters was also a Donald stationed at Treasure The two went to the beach Saturday donning their began ing north on a shelf along the wa- But about a mite north of Martin's was swept into a cave by a went in to and was Another Kevin 13. also from Mare hiked back to Martin's Beach to get After reporting the he and a Half Moon Bay 35 year old See 2 SAILORS Page 2 FREE PADDING With Any Room Size Rug Purchased From Our Huge Stock Before Tax CARPET SALE RUG FURNITURE 1039 Tennessee 643-2331 Open SUNDAYS 12 Jo 5 Million Food Plan Formulated By Hearst Daughter's Freedom fs At Stake By PHILIP EAGER and DICK MAIN 1974, The Los Times Tne father of kidnap victim Patricia offered million to finance a free food plan for the state's a ect the kidnapers hare indicated might lead to her A. Hearst editor and ident of the San Francisco See Story on Page 4 appeared as he read off details of his offer to a crowd of about 100 Hearst said of the money represented his own be provided by the William Hearst he said The established in the will of the late founder of the per is a financial holding com- pany controlling most of the remaining Hearst newspapers and other com- Hearst made his announcement after a four-hour meeting with of the American Indian ment one of several activist groups named by the kidnapers to the food giveaway He said the million could be made available today and would be turned to a tax-exempt charitable approved by the state attorney Hearst called ihe offer a and said up to them to believe me and hopefully make a ture of their Miss 19, was kidnaped from her Berkeley apartment on Feb 4 Later a letter was received from the terrorist Liberation Arroj demanded 570 worth of food be distributed to all the m the Hearst later said the to cost in of impossible to meet and of- to cooperate hi any reasonable A tape recording was received day in which assurances were given by See HEARST Page 2 Alabama Gov. George Wallace and President shared the platform Monday in for ceremonies marking America The President lashed out at America's Later he flew to to pick up his and return her to Washington to recuperate from recent See tore on page Sf umps Hits U.S. Detractors Ala. ing for the support of President Nixon Monday derided those say the nation is declaring heart of America is the character of America is The President detoured through the heart of Dixie en route back to fhe capital from his Florida home to join Alabama Gov. George Wallace and a crowd estimated at at an Honor America In his Nixon made no direct reference to the Watergate scandal Rainfall Rainfall last 2i Season total to This date last year Seasonal average this Total rain last year 33.13 Seasonal average VALLEJO COUNCIL Transportation Plan Will Be Discussed but accused the Washington news media of painting a distorted picture that is that there is something wrong with the country thai going to continue to be a great Nixon The appearance was part of a con- White House campaign to over- come the impact of Watergate on on's The beaming chief executive clearly was pleased with the reception he God bless jou Mr. President jou are among lace said in introducing The Democratic governor who was a third party candidate for president m 1938 said in Alabama have always honored the office of ihe President oi tse United States we are wavers in Alabama and we don't mind admitting Nixon in tum had words of for Wallace especially for his courage See PRESIDENT Page 2 It'll Rain Clearing Wednesday Holiday Autos Clog Interstate There may have been gasoline shortage in the Bay ami where during the George Washington's hoBday reier know it if yon happened to see Ine steady stream of cars passing Vallejo on especially on westbound Interstate 3d" have very heavy bat no major accidents so a California Highway Patrol spokesman said last at about 5 ihe CHP issued a in which patrolmen were notified by radio of severe traffic congestion in tne construction area en Interstate 80 near particularly westbound traffic moving from Courty into Solano There also was a of bound vehicles at the Yoio Causeway the CHP the bridge wide enough to handle all ice Many service were closed m See TRAFFIC Page 2 ON THE INSIDE James Schmidt of Gather the firm retained by the city to prepare its Transit Master Plan Terminal be present at meeting of the city council to discuss the plan with conned The council will meet in City at 8 p.m. A recess will be taken during the session while the mayor and men meet as the Vallejo Housing Highlights of the agenda are as 1. Opening of meeting A. Flag salute B Roll call C. Presentation of invitation by Mr. Robert Algood and Rose McAnee to at- tend Vallejo Symphony Concert and reception on 27 1S74. 2. Approval of minutes 3, Consent approval of Items that need little or no discussion by the City public or applicant are considered items and are listed under agenda item number 3. The Council may act on these items in one A. Report and recommendation See CTTY COUNCIL Page 2 SW Ram wll be the order of the day today out much of Northers California but likely will yield to fair skies by says the National Weather A cold front moved over the area bringing arel causing snow to fall near the tion Tire weatherman predicted an EO per cent chance of rain in the San cisco Bay area today and occasional showers ai the Sacramento Anderson 9 CHP Corner 5 Classified Comics 6 Manners Rainfall Red Society Star Stolen Temperatures 4 Vitals COLOR or WEEKLY RATES 643-1041 TV CENTER 1021 TENNESSEE ST. 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